It's a simple evolution, but it makes some notable compromises that give traditional and VR viewers some new gains.
Elected officials settled on a hybrid approach: firm opposition to much of Trump's agenda, with a notable willingness to compromise on select issues like infrastructure.
ART patients living in displaced persons camps faced lack of privacy, stigma, transportation challenges, and other notable stressors which compromised their continuity of care (9).
In 2013 alone, multiple domains were hijacked by compromising domain name servers or registrars; some of the notable attacks include a compromise of google.rwgoogle.rw and even top level domains like, qa, ps, nl, be, myqa, ps, nl, be, my.
The first notable case of a compromise of the digital certificates — electronic documents that establish a user's credentials in business or other transactions on the Web — occurred a decade ago when VeriSign, a prominent vendor of the certificates, mistakenly issued two of them to a person who falsely claimed to represent Microsoft.
Overall "Caroline" is what "Caroline" was, befitting a work with a heroine most notable for her refusal to compromise or, to use the word of the moment, change.
Ever since the crisis began (two months ago exactly, after President Yanukovych announced he was freezing negotiations with the European Union over a landmark trade and political treaty), it has been marked by a notable lack of any conceivable compromise that could break the impasse.
Richard E. Mourdock of Indiana, whose Senate campaign has been most notable for his derision of legislative compromise as feckless, now says he would "work with anyone".
Jackson criticized the Bill Clinton administration for working with Republicans and voted in dissent on several notable bills that were the products of compromise between Democrats and Republicans.
This patient's lack of physical compromise despite active infection is notable.
